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As tariffs, export controls, and investment screening become normalized instruments of statecraft, countries are reordering their economic exposure: diversifying supply chains, seeking new export markets, relocating manufacturing, emphasizing self-reliance, and introducing currency-swap arrangements to make themselves less vulnerable to the fallout of an economic war between the United States and China. Modi’s Tianjin outreach and the processions to Trump’s court in Washington reflect this broader recalibration. States are seeking room to maneuver in a system where economic bargaining, rather than ideology or shared aspiration, shapes behavior.
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